Rage3d's 1st Favorite and funny vid post section

[Nosferatu]

Epic skateboarding video!

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[caveman-jim]

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[Destroy]

That for real, 13,000 of them out there at once??!! like that?!!!

[ShaidarHaran]

That for real, 13,000 of them out there at once??!! like that?!!!

Psst, I'll tell you a secret - space has 3 dimensions and the satellites aren't to scale

[pax]

Geostationary could probably house a few million typical sats... Its the small bits of crap in low earth orbit travelling at ~15 000 mph that probably number in the billions that are worrisome.

[OzzieBloke]

Makes you wonder how they launch anything into space without crashing into one a la Wall-E...

[Perky McGiggles]

On the website it shows when they were launched and whether or not they were active... there are a lot that are not active.

[Quickstrike]

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[FX-Overclocking]

Wow, they totally butchered I.T crowd's version.

lol yeah

[Stingray]

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[MasterGoa]

Man, that was freggin hilarious!

[Trunks0]

Epic skateboarding video!

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wtf

[Nosferatu]

wtf

I know
Was waiting for skater to crash or something, when suddenly - MOONWALK!
Went LMAO instantly...

[Silent-Runner]

That must've tasted like ***

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[soylent]

That must've tasted like ***

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That's precisely my reaction to cilantro.

Seems if you have the right(wrong?) gene cilantro tastes like stink-bugs and soap; if you have the wrong(right?) gene cilantro tastes like corriander with lemony overtones.

[kepler]

Oh how I lol'd

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[kepler]

Seems if you have the right(wrong?) gene cilantro tastes like stink-bugs and soap; if you have the wrong(right?) gene cilantro tastes like corriander with lemony overtones.

Cilantro is coriander, it's just from a different language.

Coriander makes PP vomit.

[Quickstrike]

I used to absolutely hate Cilantro, but now I love it.

If I don't like a fruit or veggie, I eat it anyway - just because I know it is healthy for me. After eating enough Vietnamese Phở soup, I have grown accustomed to Cilantro.

It is amazing how quickly the body adapts to new tastes. I don't think I enjoyed coffee the first time, but now I only drink it black. Vodka used to repulse me, but now I drink it neat, etc...

[Quickstrike]

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[**G.I.BRO**]

Oh how I lol'd

[soylent]

Cilantro is coriander, it's just from a different language.

Cilantro is different from corriander. The leaves(cilantro) taste like stink-bug, the seeds(corriander) don't.

[kepler]

Cilantro is different from corriander. The leaves(cilantro) taste like stink-bug, the seeds(corriander) don't.

Maybe it's a localisation thing. Everything I've read (gardening and cooking) says the plant, in it's entirety, is coriander (which comes from its name, coriandum sativuum(sp?)). Though in some parts of the world people give the leaves the name cilantro, from the spanish. It's the same thing though.

[soylent]

Maybe it's a localisation thing. Everything I've read (gardening and cooking) says the plant, in it's entirety, is coriander (which comes from its name, coriandum sativuum(sp?)). Though in some parts of the world people give the leaves the name cilantro, from the spanish. It's the same thing though.

Wikipedia says:

Leaves: "The leaves are variously referred to as coriander leaves, Chinese parsley, cilantro"

[...]

"The leaves have a different taste from the seeds, with citrus overtones. Some perceive an unpleasant "soapy" taste or a rank smell and avoid the leaves."

Fruit: "The dry fruits are known as coriander seeds, coriandi seeds, or, in South Africa, dhania. The word coriander in food preparation may refer solely to these seeds (as a spice), rather than to the plant itself."

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[kepler]

Wikipedia says:

Leaves: "The leaves are variously referred to as coriander leaves, Chinese parsley, cilantro"

[...]

"The leaves have a different taste from the seeds, with citrus overtones. Some perceive an unpleasant "soapy" taste or a rank smell and avoid the leaves."

Fruit: "The dry fruits are known as coriander seeds, coriandi seeds, or, in South Africa, dhania. The word coriander in food preparation may refer solely to these seeds (as a spice), rather than to the plant itself."

*shrug* I just wiki'd cilantro and it took me to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander

which says

Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) is an annual herb in the family Apiaceae. Coriander is native to southern Europe and North Africa to southwestern Asia. ...

The word derives from Latin coriandrum, in turn from Greek κορίαννον (koriannon).[1][2] ...

The leaves are variously referred to as coriander leaves, Chinese parsley, cilantro (in America, from the Spanish for the plant).

So

Maybe it's a localisation thing. Everything I've read (gardening and cooking) says the plant, in it's entirety, is coriander (which comes from its name, coriandum sativuum(sp?)). Though in some parts of the world people give the leaves the name cilantro, from the spanish. It's the same thing though.

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[**G.I.BRO**]

Oh my...

[soylent]

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[OzzieBloke]

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I miss playing the pipe organ they had at the conservatorium of music...

[UberBeavis]

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Drunk Piers on the Ghost Train

[Auric]

He's drunk in his mouth from drinking in his mouth.

As for the ride itself, it should be more reassuring than scary since all the ghosts/monsters are in cages.

[jimmyboy]

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Now that's using your head!

[jimmyboy]

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"Grrr, are you still in there?? Grrrrr!! You better stay in there!"

LOL!

Ready Aim...
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and own yourself!

Ow!! That had to hurt. It looked like her head exploded. I'm amazed she didn't get a broken nose.

on second thought, she oughta hook up with this guy (thanks fellix):
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[UberBeavis]

Oh God some of these are hysterical!
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[CyanBlues]

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[jimmyboy]

I don't know if this was already posted; I didn't see it. So here's a Wankel engine, aka Rotary engine, commonly found in Mazda RX-7 and RX-8s.

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[Auric]

Groovy, I've never seen such a detailed animation of a Wanker engine. The music track seems like a "sound alike" of something by The Chemical Brothers. "Influence", maybe?

[Stingray]

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[aRandomRobot]

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[ShaidarHaran]

Women am smart

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I'd still bang every one of em

[Perky McGiggles]

^ lol that dude's expressions (or lack there of)